THUNDER BAY — Grain Growers of Canada has joined a broad North American agriculture coalition calling on Canada, the United States and Mexico to renew and strengthen the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement ahead of its July 1 joint review.
Grain Growers of Canada has joined a broad North American agriculture coalition calling on Canada, the United States and Mexico to renew and strengthen the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement ahead of its July 1 joint review. The Port of Thunder Bay, a major grain-handling gateway on the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway system, stands to be significantly impacted by the outcome.
More than 160 agricultural organizations from the three countries have signed a joint letter urging governments to protect rules-based trade. Canada has formally proposed renewing the agreement for 16 years. The Bank of Canada has warned that the review outcome is an notable economic risk. the Lakehead city remains a key link in the grain supply chain, with the port having the largest grain storage capacity in North America..
Grain Growers of Canada has joined a broad North American agriculture coalition calling on Canada, the United States and Mexico to renew and strengthen the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement ahead of its July 1 joint review. The Port of Thunder Bay, a major grain-handling gateway on the Great Lakes-St.
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📍 Source: NetNewsLedger · By: James Murray · 🗓️ June 02, 2026 · 🏠 ThunderBay.Online
